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about 34 minutes ago Trinity Primary School said
British Science Week 2026 and here are the great 6D experimenting with 'Paper Bridges: Hold or Fold.' Intense work as they build their load bearing bridges, which have to have a load carrying span of 30cm and no foundations. The investigation looks at forces in compression and tension the principles of load-bearing, as well as the soft skills of resilience, team-work and perseverance. ...and clearly having fun! Testing to destruction today!
about 15 hours ago Trinity Primary School said
Excitingly... an April running DOUBLE HEADER! We're kicking things off with the TCS Mini London Marathon on April 21st (9:00–11:30am), followed by a takeover of Junior parkrun on Sunday 26th April (8:50–9:30am)! Across both events, we're asking every child to complete a minimum of 2 miles in total (although those who can are very welcome to go even further!) Our goal is to see children running, walking, skipping or even dancing their way twice around the school grounds and taking that forwards to parkrun. But here's the BIG target... We're aiming for 200 runners at the Sunday parkrun that's roughly 1 in 3 children in our school! It would be an incredible achievement and would secure a Hereford (world!) record a title we currently hold with 174 runners from our last event. Even better if we could secure a few volunteers to help out - honestly, if I can do it, anyone can (and my children don't even run!) More details will follow soon. The Fun Run will help us raise money for high-quality reading books for the whole school. The parkrun? Simply because it's brilliant, it's community-focused, and last time was amazing. Two events. One community. Don't miss out!
about 16 hours ago Trinity Primary School said
Year 2 had a fantastic time taking part in a skittle rainbow experiment as part of their STEM Week learning. The children carefully placed skittles in a circle around the edge of a plate and made predictions about what they thought might happen when water was added. They then observed closely as water was poured onto the plate. The coloured sugar coating on the skittles began to dissolve and spread through the water, creating a beautiful rainbow effect. This activity encouraged the children to think like scientists by making predictions, observing changes and discussing their ideas. It was wonderful to see their curiosity and excitement throughout the experiment.
about 16 hours ago Trinity Primary School said
Year 2 had a great day during STEM Week trying out our Skittles experiment. We loved watching the colours appear and mix together, and everyone enjoyed spotting and talking about the different colours they could see.
about 16 hours ago Trinity Primary School said
Year 4 celebrating World Book Day with some furry friends too!